Man shot dead while on FaceTime with mom, US cops say. Accused killer is at large


The victim was going to meet his mother at her place of work, and they were talking to each other on FaceTime as he went, officials said in court documents. — Unsplash

More than two years after police say a man was shot to death during a FaceTime call with his mother, Missouri officials say they’ve identified his killer – and he’s at large.

Police are searching for Jonathon Xavier Jones, 19, who’s accused of gunning a man down on the northwest side of St. Louison March 2, 2022, according to recently filed court documents. A warrant for Jones’ arrest on a slew of charges, including murder, was issued Tuesday, July 9, records show.

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